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The Canadian Angle

Season 2 • Episode 4 • Big Baits for Big Fish

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The Canadian Angle Season 2, Episode 4: Big Baits for Big Fish

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In this episode Jay Siemens takes his dad out to Lake of the Woods to try to break the magical 41 inch mark for a Northern Pike. Jay goes through the steps of how to catch big toothy pike with big dead-baits under tip-ups. Watch The Canadian Angle Season 2, Episode 4 Big Baits for Big Fish in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of The Canadian Angle Season 2, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

4 episodes
1

Sightfishing On Ice - Backcountry Brookie Benny

In this episode Jay Siemens and Josh McFaddin head out in search of first ice in NW Ontario. They share the exhilarating art of sight fishing which gives anglers a front row seat to the underwater world. Brook Trout are the target and Brookie Benedict is the delicious result. Presented by Eskimo Ice Fishing Gear.
2

Ice Camping 101

Jay Siemens heads out with his wife Samantha to spend the night out on the ice. Jay not only goes through A-Z on how to make an overnight ice camping experience comfortable and safe, but also shares some ice fishing tips and tricks to land some big Walleye along the way.
3

The Mighty Greenback Walleyes of Lake Winnipeg

Jay Siemens and Josh Mcfaddin head out to massive Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba in search of the uniquely colored "Greenback" Walleyes native to this waterbody. With the assistance of a Snobear they're able to easily travel across the massive and unforgiving lake while spending 2 days ice fishing they hope to to tangle with one of the big hungry Walleye that make this lake famous.
4

Big Baits for Big Fish

In this episode Jay Siemens takes his dad out to Lake of the Woods to try to break the magical 41 inch mark for a Northern Pike. Jay goes through the steps of how to catch big toothy pike with big dead-baits under tip-ups.